cool video again.

another nuance is that after Qf6 at 11:21

if e4-e5 hitting the queen , then Ng6xe5 wins because if fxe5 Qf2!

Thanks Katar and you are so right my sister. Thanks for watching and taking the time to drop me a line. What is your rating if I may ask?

Hey, nice video. I love your ultra-enthusiastic style, it really invigorates your presentation and makes it entertaining, even aside form the chess lessons. Like, 'not tomorrow, not today, no...ANYDAY!', lol.

I think these opening lessons are interesting but most people are also looking for general principles rather than specific opening tactics. Some of these powerful variations will occur maybe 1/1000 times, whereas a strongly reinforced principle of controlling white squares, exploiting passed pawns or understanding opposite coloured bishops are the type of lesson that is applicable in far more, say 1/10 games.

I would like to see your excellent instructive style expanded to mayeb some of your own games and demonstrations of how you thoguht about a position, what you could have done better and why.

Anyway, thanks for the great videos and keep it up.

Wow Philip_Linnell you are so right on it! I was thinking the same thing and brainstorming where to go from here. I know now! Thanks for the compliment and get ready here they come!

[b]Mr. Phillips,
Your intellectual enthusiasm, concerning chess, and life in general, made this my favorite video lesson thus far. It is easy to see what a wonderful influence you are. The world would be a much better place, if everyone shared your spirated approach to chess, life, work, relationships etc..
Thank You PN[/b]

If everyone was that enthusiastic, then our good friend here Rene Phillips here wouldn't be so unique. And I think that would make the world a worse place. just food for thought.

I love the videos, it's truly unique and WHAT... inspiring !!!!


THIS IS SPARTA..AAA..AAA

Stockton,
Touche'
Good point, it was mean as a compliment to Rene', maybe not worded correctly. Pn